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to remove earth or another substance using a tool, machine, or hands
to extract something from the ground using a tool
to create a hole or cavity by removing earth or soil
to understand or comprehend the meaning or significance of something
to poke or push something lightly with a pointed object or finger
to work diligently and methodically
the act of breaking or moving earth or another material with a tool or by hand
a small indentation, hollow, or gouge in a surface
a pointed or cutting remark aimed to criticize or provoke someone
a site where archaeological excavations are conducted
(volleyball) the defensive skill of passing or retrieving a spiked or rapidly hit ball
What is a "dig"?
A dig in volleyball is a defensive move used to save the ball from hitting the ground after an opponent's attack, such as a hard spike. The player uses their forearms or hands to pass the ball, often in a low, controlled position, to send it to a teammate. A successful dig requires quick reflexes, good positioning, and the ability to react to the ball's speed and direction. It is a key skill for keeping the ball in play and preventing the other team from scoring.
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